2023 Manila International Book Fair presents The Little Girl Who Became a Giant by Francis Pitard
Sep 13, 2023
Manila, Luzon Sep 13, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Authors Press proudly announces the release of the compelling new book, "The Little Girl Who Became a Giant" by acclaimed author and consultant, Francis Pitard.
"The Little Girl Who Became a Giant" reevaluates history with a narrative based on true events and accurate historical details. The book explores the profound impact Joan of Arc had on the world. Without her, France would have remained just a British colony. Her existence sparked inspiration for the French Revolution, the American Constitution, and ultimately, the symbol of American freedom, Lady Liberty.
This 70-page paperback encapsulates a year in the life of seventeen-year-old Joan of Arc. It will make readers rethink the world as we know it, by demonstrating the significance one person can have on the trajectory of history.
Author Francis Pitard, with his rich experience in consulting, education, and storytelling, carefully weaves a narrative that is as engaging as it is enlightening. Dr. Pitard, a recipient of the prestigious Pierre Gy's Gold Medal, has a proven track record in authoring several textbooks on Sampling Theory and Practice, historical novels, and biographies.
In light of this exciting publication, Authors Press is thrilled to announce that "The Little Girl Who Became a Giant" will be presented at the upcoming Manila International Book Fair 2023. This vibrant event will be a unique opportunity for readers and literary enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the narrative and interact with the brilliant mind behind it.
"The Little Girl Who Became a Giant" is now available for purchase at Authors Press, Creative Books Bookstore, Sweet A's Book Cafe, as well as online on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
To capture the essence of this book, one might consider the following quote: "We owe much more than ever imaginable, to this young, formidable woman, who was Joan of Arc, as she surely changed the course of humanity during one year of her life, at age seventeen" - Francis Pitard.
For more information about the book, please visit Authors Press website or contact our press office.
About Francis Pitard:
Dr. Francis F. Pitard is a renowned author, consultant and educator with expertise in Sampling, Statistical Process Control, and Total Quality Management. He provides consulting services globally and is the recipient of the prestigious Pierre Gy's Gold Medal for excellence in promoting and teaching the Theory of Sampling.
About Authors Press:
Authors Press is an acclaimed publishing company that provides an array of professional services to authors, assisting them in their publishing journey. With a commitment to creativity and quality, Authors Press delivers exceptional books that make an impact on readers worldwide.
For more information about Authors Press, please visit www.authorspress.com.
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